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Federal Performance Management: Opportunities for Improvement Ungated version of Shelley Metzenbaum/as published in International Journal of Public Administration An overview of progress and lessons learned concludes with specific recommendations to build understanding, more wisely manage motivational mechanisms, and prevent and reduce progress-confounding administrative … Continue reading →

GPRA’s Incomplete Institutionalization: A Story of Roots and Branches International Journal of Public Administration (gated article) Edgar Hollandsworth and Matthew Dull propose explanations for GPRA’s incomplete institutionalization, and how it has influenced and continues to affect the use of performance management … Continue reading →

Six Questions to Help You Measure Anything Adura Strategy  Great measures don’t just happen, and software is unable to solve this problem for you. The main problem with the lack of useful measures happens much earlier in the process than visualizing … Continue reading →

Data-Driven Decisions Act (HR 8751) Data Foundation This proposed legislation authorizes $41 million each year through Fiscal Year 2028 to support states in improving their information technology systems, adopting advanced analytics and artificial intelligence technologies, and strengthening data security and … Continue reading →

Rakesh Retires Idaho Capital Sun CAP Board Member Rakesh Mohan retired this past week. His 21 years as the director of Idaho’s Office of Performance Evaluations was praised by Gov. Brad Little: “Rakesh and his team have set a high … Continue reading →